genetic induction
genetic induction
[jə¦ned·ik in′dək·shən] (genetics)
Gene activation by a molecule that inactivates a repressor protein and thereby activates transcription of one or more structural genes.
(cell and molecular biology)
Gene activation by a chemical inducer; results in transcription of structural genes.
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The objective of the workshop is to explore and find ways to increase production of wheat and barley through applying the technology of
genetic induction in the member states of ARASIA.
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genetic induction in fish and molluscs (Guo et al.
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